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A Technocratic Way? Elite-led Democratic Innovations Within Conservative Parties
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December 2024

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ACTA POLITOLOGICA

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Inclusiveness in internal elections of party bodies and candidate elections.
Competitiveness in internal elections of party bodies.
Ideological classification of political parties.
Digital models for the selection of party organs and election candidates in Spanish political parties: the impact of intraparty democracy

November 2024

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Frontiers in Political Science

Processes for selecting party officials and election candidates are key aspects of the internal democracy of political parties. This is not only because they reveal who is appointed, but also because they provide insight into intra-party dynamics and the levels of internal democracy within the parties. The aim of this article is to offer a general overview of the internal selection models used by Spanish political parties with representation in the Congress of Deputies, in order to determine whether online procedures are as widespread as is often believed, and, whether they have any real impact on intra-party democracy. We look into whether political parties are making widespread use of digital tools to promote new selection processes, whether the establishment of online selection mechanisms impacts the internal democracy of political parties and what types of parties are primarily using these tools. For this purpose we have conducted a taxonomy of the selection processes in Spanish political parties represented in the Congress of Deputies, based on the development of a model of indicators drawing on some previous studies.

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... While the far-right has long been a pioneer in using digital tools, particularly for communication purposes, other Belgian parties have lagged behind (Paulis 2021;Sijstermans 2021). Despite the far-right maintaining its lead, most Belgian parties have now bridged the digital gap -like in Italy and Spain (Raniolo and Tarditi 2020;Sandri 2024;Sánchez Medero 2024), to the extent that some rank among the largest spenders (Sandri 2024) -have increasingly integrated digital tools, whether for managing or interacting with members and supporters. For instance, the major French-speaking right-wing party Mouvement Réformateur now fully organizes party presidential elections online, with the modality and rules being enshrined in party statuses. ...

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The flip side of digital technologies in internal party elections: a cybersecurity dilemma?
Digital models for the selection of party organs and election candidates in Spanish political parties: the impact of intraparty democracy

Frontiers in Political Science